AGO Art Talks and Tours

Inspired by the questions raised in the exhibition Picturing the Americas: Landscape Painting from Tierra del Fuego to the Arctic, join Charmaine Nelson, a Canadian scholar of postcolonial and black feminist studies, critical (race) theory, Trans Atlantic Slavery Studies and Black Diaspora Studies; Anishinaabe artist and curator Lisa Myers, whose work takes up notions of lands, region and territory, while considering distinct indigenous perspectives on the history of treaties in the land now referred to as Canada; Governor General Award winning Toronto-based theatre artist Guillermo Verdecchia, whose published work on Latin American memory and performance; and AGO curator Georgiana Uhlyarik for a conversation about land, identity, and representation.